Salmon soup from Finland 500 grams of salmon 5-6 potatoes 2 carrots 2 onions 1 piece of leek 8 dl fish broth 2 dl of cream (or whole milk) Bay leaves 2-3 chopped fresh dill About 10 balls of black pepper salt First peel and chop vegetables. Then remove the skin from the fish and cut the salmon into small cubes. Boil the fish ...

Salmon soup from Finland 500 grams of salmon5-6 potatoes 2 carrots 2 onions 1 piece of leek 8 dl fish broth 2 dl of cream (or whole milk) Bay leaves 2-3chopped fresh dill About 10 balls of black pepper salt First peel and chop the vegetables. Then remove the skin from the fish and cut the salmon into small pieces. Continue reading ... Vorschmack 2 kg of boneless lamb 250 gm of boneless beef 6 anchovy fillets (or 1 can) 5 onions unsalted beef broth or water 3 to 4 tablespoons tomato puree 4-5 cloves of garlic To accompany: baking potatoes baked pickles into chunks pickled beets into chunks sour cream Cut the lamb and beef into ...

The Finns are known for their hospitality in large rural spreads and the different dishes are offered according to the cycle of the seasons, creating a rich natural Nordic gastronomic calendar. For example, January is in Finland the month of the fish called "burbot", of the fish roe and the Russian blinis. In February, the specialty ...

Nordic Walking is a type of physical fitness training which is based on regular walking.  The key difference is that Nordic Walking utilizes specially designed Nordic Poles to enhance the walking experience.  With the use of these poles, Nordic Walking allows users to exercise or train more parts of their ...

Carl Gustav Emil Mannerheim (born in 1867 in Finland, died in 1951 in Lausanne, Switzerland) was the sixth President of the Republic of Finland (1944-46), Marshal of Finland, and one of the most important personalities in relation to the history of the Finnish independence, being the Regent of Finland in 1918-1919 ...

The husband of the current President of Finland, Pentti Arajärvi protagonizes a funny moment at a Danish official dinner in early February, when television cameras captured him looking at the cleavage of the Princess Marie of Denmark. The Crown Princess realizes the unfortunate incident forcing the Finnish first gentleman to a clear and comical dissimulation.

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The most mentioned Finnish gastronomy highlights are probably its tasty herrings, the stewed reindeer meat or the amazing wild berry desserts, but actually the Finnish cuisine is a lot more to that. The four seasons of the Northern Europe have marked the whole Scandinavian area. In winter a lot of ...

Finland's history begins some 10,000 years ago when the territory of the current Finland started releasing from the thick ice that had covered its surface during the ice age. That is when the area now known as Finland was inhabited by the first settlers who came from the south and east. Throughout the prehistoric era, until the end of the Viking Age around the year 1050, Finland was ...

Name in Finnish: SuomiForm of government:   Republic, parliamentary democracy, elections every four yearsHead of state:  President, elected for six yearsPopulation 5.2 million, 17 inhabitants per km2Official languages: Finnish (93%), Swedish (6%) Dimensions: is the fifth European country regarding the surface, 338,145 km2,10% of the surface are covered with inland waters and  69% of forestApproximately 190,000 lakes,The most vast archipelago of EuropeApproximately 100,000 ...